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PARIS!

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I LOVE PARIS!!!
 
Every chance I get I use Paris as a theme.
 
This month Altered Pages is partnering with DecoArt... I love working with the products they sent. Clean up is very easy with soap and water!!!  Please visit each day to what the team creates all month long!
 
 
 
 
When I saw the Altered Pages Vintage Bicycles Collage Sheet images I thought of the Stencil I got from DecoArt that had PARIS on it.  Actually the Stencil has many names on it I chose to use just PARIS today!


Today I decided to work on a couple more pages in my board book. Paint board book with gesso, dry.  Paint pages with DecoArt Fluid Acrylics: Primary Yellow, Primary Magenta, Cadmium Red Hue, Antiquing Cream and Interference Gold, dry.  



With Punchinella and  DecoArt Fluid Acrylic Titanium White randomly stencil pages.  Using the Bon Voyage Stencil  and Glamour Dust Ultra Fine Glitter Paint Stencil PARIS on one page.  Apply Altered Pages Vintage Bicycles Collage Sheet with DecoArt Decou-page.  Randomly apply a bit of Gilders Paste Patina.
Distress edge of pages with Black ink.  Apply  Gilding Leafing Foil with Duo - Adhesive. 
 






 



Supplies:
Board book
Altered Pages Vintage Bicycles Collage Sheet
Gesso.
Punchinella
Gilding Leafing Foil
Duo - Adhesive
Gilders Paste Patina
Black ink
Dew Drops
Wheat Grass Mist

DecoArt Products:
Bon Voyage Stencil
Fluid Acrylics: Primary Yellow, Primary Magenta, Cadmium Red Hue, Titanium White
Interference Gold
Glamour Dust Ultra Fine Glitter Paint
Decou-page
Antiquing Cream
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  1. Jackie PNSaturday, January 03, 2015

    Lyneen- Fab color palette!! I love the stencil and bike combo-and the gilding flakes you added are one of my favorite supplies from AlteredPages!! Yummy make!

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  2. Robin HorasanianSaturday, January 03, 2015

    Very nice, Lyneen! Another great page. I love using Paris as a theme, too. I can't tell you how many times The Eiffel Tower has found its way into my art.

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  3. JackieSaturday, January 03, 2015

    I am being inspiring to use more color! Beautiful pages♥

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    1. LyneenSaturday, January 03, 2015

      Jackie the rainbow is a beautiful pallette!

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  4. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, January 03, 2015

    I feel like touring the French countryside! Beautifully BOLD!

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  5. TonyaSaturday, January 03, 2015

    You've inspired me to dig out some of my Paris themed images and dies. Beautifully done Lyneen!

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  6. krcmasterpieceSaturday, January 03, 2015

    I think the color red really goes with the Paris theme. Great job!

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  7. p-dubSaturday, January 03, 2015

    Nicely done! always excited to see a project by Lyneen! Lots of color, gorgeous!

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  8. Barbara RankinSunday, January 04, 2015

    Fabulously rich and bold! love the Paris theme, too. Great project!

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  9. Steph S.Monday, January 05, 2015

    Wow! Great book page! Great bold depth of color!!!

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  10. trisha tooTuesday, January 06, 2015

    Wonderful, Lyneen!

    :)

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